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It Depends on Who’s Asking: Interviewer Gender Effects on Credibility Ratings of Male and Female Journalists in Six Arab Countries
International Journal of Public Opinion Research ( IF 1.9 ) Pub Date : 2020-02-07 , DOI: 10.1093/ijpor/edz053
Justin D Martin 1
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Abstract
This study examined interviewer gender effects on attitudes toward male and female journalists in a survey experiment in six Arab countries. Respondents (N = 5,040) in Jordan, Lebanon, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Tunisia, and UAE were read a scenario, by a male or female interviewer, of either a male or female journalist covering a political scandal, and were then asked about the journalist’s perceived credibility. Interviewer gender affected ratings of journalist conscientiousness in four of six countries (positively in Tunisia and UAE, and negatively in Jordan and Lebanon), and negatively affected knowledgeability ratings in Lebanon. Implications for research on media credibility, gender bias, and survey research are discussed.


中文翻译:

它取决于谁问:采访者性别对六个阿拉伯国家男女记者信誉等级的影响

摘要
这项研究在六个阿拉伯国家的一项调查实验中,考察了访调员性别对男女记者态度的影响。 男性或女性访问者阅读了约旦,黎巴嫩,卡塔尔,沙特阿拉伯,突尼斯和阿联酋的受访者(N = 5,040),该场景是报道政治丑闻的男性或女性记者,然后询问记者的公信力。采访者的性别影响了六个国家中四个国家(积极地在突尼斯和阿联酋,消极地在约旦和黎巴嫩)对新闻工作者的尽职调查评分,对黎巴嫩的知识水平也产生了负面影响。讨论了对媒体公信力,性别偏见和调查研究的启示。
更新日期:2020-02-07
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